What elements constitute the general concept of road signaling?

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Road signaling is a comprehensive system designed to warn, inform, and order user behavior. According to General Traffic Regulations, it consists of five groups with a specific order of priority: 1) Signals and orders from traffic agents (highest priority), 2) Circumstantial signaling and beacons, 3) Traffic lights, 4) Vertical signs, and 5) Road markings. Therefore, the correct answer includes both the orders from agents and the generic term 'traffic signs', which groups the rest.

What elements constitute the general concept of road signaling?

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